TurKey Break - Volume IV, Issue 3 (Sept/Oct 2011)

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TurKey BreakVolume IV, Issue 3September / October 2011

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Hey UCLA Circle K! Welcome to the start o an amazing UCLA Circle K year!

Its been only a couple o weeks into the quarter and our club has already broken

UCLA Circle K records! We now have over 150 members, a signifcant increase

rom last years 85. UCLA Circle K has been growing stronger than ever and I want

to say thank you to each and every one o you or supporting and giving lie to this

club. All the committees have been working extra hard in thinking o un events and

projects everyone can participate in. We have committee meetings every week sodont hesitate to come on by and give us your ideas. Also, dont worry i you eel

overwhelmed by the number o members in our club. By attending general meet-

ings, service events, or even amily events, youll eel at home at no time! Hope you

all have a great year. Crush those midterms and papers! :)

Best,

Neil Yonzon

I pledge to uphold the objects o Circle K International,

to oster compassion and goodwill toward others through service and leadership,

to develop my abilities and the abilities o all people,

and to dedicate mysel to the realization o mankinds potential.

table of contentscalendar

service

leadership

ellowshipkiwanis amily

or the members

in the moment: resh start

contact

recap o cki rush

amilies & houses

new year, resh start

pledge

presidents message

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calendar

30KEEN LA Sports

Coaching

Scary Movie

Social

31PAL-oween

1Friends o Ani-

mals

Cae Jurassique

New Member

Induction

2Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting

UCLA Circle K

Blood Drive

3Friends o Ani-

mals

4 5CSC Day o

Service

6 7 8Culver City Ki-

wanis Meeting

Friends o Ani-

mals

9Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting

Korean BBQ

Delivery

10Transer Student

Awareness Day

Friends o Ani-

mals

11 12Alexandria

House Yard Sale

13SoCal Special

Olympics

14 15Friends o Ani-

mals

16Santa Monica

Kiwanis Meeting

17Friends o Ani-

mals

18LSSP: Field Day

with Alexandria

HouseHollywood Tour

19Nothin But Sand

Beach Clean-Up

TV TapingCKI Day o Fun

20KIWINS Training

Conerence

21 22Culver City Ki-

wanis Meeting

Random Acts o

Kindness (RAK) Day

Friends o Ani-

mals

23 24 25 26

Calendar of Events : NovemberSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Hello everyone and all! For those who dont know, Im Jennier Lai,

your dear Publications Editor! Its my honor to present to you the very

frst newsletter o the new school year!

I must be honest and express the pressure I was under while design-

ing this issue. It is, ater all, the very frst newsletter o the new school

year, and ater putting out a newsletter eedback survey, I had a lot

on my plate to make this the best it could be. I hope you like it~!! Iyou have any suggestions, comments, concerns, questions, etc., dont

hesitate to let me know! Theres always room or improvement, so stay

tuned or the next issue or some brand new additions and such! :)

On a Circle K-related note, though, has it been a crazy six weeks or

what!? Ive been pretty much on my toes throughout this quarter (or

both Circle K and school reasons) so ar, but I cant help but thank

Circle K or being my occasional stress reliever. Speaking o stress reliever, I am

NCREDIBLY EXCITED or this weekend. Why? Fall Training Conerence~! This

s going to be my second FTC, and Im looking orward to what shenanigans will

ake place this time around. For all those going, reer to the For the Members

section or more details! Keep on the lookout or an FTC spread next issue!Thanks or taking your time to read this blurb, and ENJOY~!


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Service & SocialJaimie Yap, Third-YearService Co-Chair

If you thought Circle K took a break during the summer, take another

at our calendar! Throughout the summer, UCLA CKI held service pro

socials and even began hosting general meetings so our members c

stay active and continue upholding our tenets of service, leadership

fellowship. With the more exible schedule, Service Team was ab

have events like Habitat for Humanity Community Build Day, where

helped build a house to a local deserving family, or Heal the Bay BClean Up, where we cleaned up Dockweiler Beach with Foothill Div

schools. We even had environmental projects in Orange County, suc

ROOTS Day and 2nd Sundays at Upper Newport Bay, where we remo

invasive plants so the natural vegetation could grow.

Our service wasnt limited to the LA or OC area, since some of us m

the trek down to San Diego for District Summer Service Social. Cal-

Ha Circle K-ers came from all over to enjoy service projects, fun so

and network with Kiwanians at DSSS, which is held in conjunction

Kiwanis DCON. The whole weekend was jampacked with events w

we ate for service, had an epic laser tag battle, and cleared out p

overgrowth for the environmental project. We also attended worksho

learn about things like changes to the Membership Recognition Progand the new District Service Initiative written by our own Jamie T

Needless to say, this was an amazing opportunity to bond with C

K-ers within our district.

Now that summer is over and school has started, there are plent

opportunities to do fall service projects! Keep your eyes and ears o

for whats coming up this quarter!

Summera

of



serviceUpcoming

EventsFriends of AnimalsWhere: Friends o Animals shelter

When: Tuesdays & Fridays, 1:30pm

Description: Come on out and wal

out dierent dogs at the Friends

o Animals shelter! They need your

love!

Playa Del Ray TA ProgramWhere: Playa Del Ray SchoolWhen: Any day!

Description: I you love working w

kids, become a TA at Playa del Rey

Elementary School! Its a quarter

commitment, but well worth the

time.

CSC Day of ServiceWhere: Los Angeles Couty

When: Saturday, 11/05, 8am-1:30p

Description: Day o Service is an opportunity or UCLA students to ser

the Los Angeles community while

combating the issues o hunger an

homelessness. Spend a day volun

teering with one o six organiza-

tions. Breakast and lunch, and a r

t-shirt are provided!

KBBQ Delivery FundraiseWhere: Dorm + Apartments

When: Wednesday, 11/09Description: Come help cook and

prepare delicious Korean BBQ! One

lucky volunteer will be given a ree

meal as a prize! Help during any

ree time! Will need drivers, people

stationed around the dorms and

campus, and runners in case o

emergencies!

Playa Del Rey K-Kids Fall Festival is an

nnual event that Playa Del Rey Elemen-

ary put on. Each year, around Halloween,

l of the kids dress up in their favorite Hal-

ween costumes, and the entire school gets

Halloween makeover!

They have various activities around the

ampus, from arts & crafts to games, and

ey even have a rock climbing wall! Its

n immense event so they needed as much

help as they can get. We volunteered at a

food station (omg, their popcorn is amaz-

ing!) and various games stations.

Patrick [Huie] and I even participated

in an adult dodgeball tournament on their

dodgeball obstacle! Although I dont re-

member who won, I think the kids came in

and chased all the adults out. At the end on

the festival, we all got to go on an inat-

able bounce house and jump our joy out.

What an exhilarating day!

Xin Wei, Third-Year

District Technology Chair

On October 22nd, 2011, UCLA Circle

hosted its annual Key To College, an event

hat a Circle K hosts to educate high school

udents about college. We were able to

ring in over sixty Key Club members from

earby divisions. The Key Club membersrst enjoyed our numerous ice breakers fol-

owed by a late morning tour of the campus,

which included residential halls. After lunch,

hey learned about SATs, Financial Aid, and

ance during the workshop succession and

got their questions answered during the

panel.

Overall, it was a very successful event and

an enormous improvement over last years

Key To College. Connie Lams hard work

and planning along with the dedication of

UCLA Circle Ks board paid off in the end.

Furthermore, we were almost able to get

almost fty Circle K members to volunteer

at this single event! Well done Clammmm,

we are all proud of you! We look forward

on matching our success next year!

Brian Kan, Third-YearKiwanis Family Chair

Trick or Treat! Fall Festival with K-Kids

Key to College ~ SUCCESS!


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Name: Michelle Li & Brad Tomita / Garvey SuWhat it means to be placed in our family : To put it simply, we are a family

insanity and creativity. Creativity breeds insanity, in fact, insanity is just a not

nice way to describe someone who is AWESOME! Members of our family are C

KEYS! CD-KEYS are unique and EVERYONE WANTS ONE! Our family loves S

and Disney. Doctor Who, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Disney. In our family, everyo

is an ingredient, YES, an ingredient. We are all delicious components to an amaz

ve course dinner, and the best part is it doesnt matter what ingredient you a

Sorry Tony the Tiger, were actually more than great. Were FREAKING AMAZIN

Name: Stephanie Nguyen & Sally Law / Alexis Cervantes

What it means to be placed in our family: Being in our family means tha

no matter what kind of member you are, new or old, active or not, youll

always have a place you can call home.

Name: Benjamin Nguyen & Jessica Fan / David Limjoco

What it means to be placed in our family: You will be nurtured, cared

for, loved and the center of attention. Well have plenty of talks about

life and Ill brainwash you with social media! Our Facebook community

will hopefully be closer than anything; I hope to see many of your faces

throughout campus. Look forward to an exciting year lled with boba

runs, dressing up at meetings, dorm dinners, and having playdates wherewe can engage in conversations about television, pop culture, art, royalty

and Disney!

brilliant bessica bobasaurs dinomite diploducuse

carne asadasaurs =

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leadership

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Name: Billy Shollenberger & Diane Santos / Denise Huynh

What it means to be placed in our family: To explore, to be adventurous, to try

new things. To go where no family has gone before, even if we dont know whe

that is yet.

Name: Andrew Shenoi & Carol Ko / Andrea HoWhat it means to be placed in our family: To be placed in my family is to be

the most exciting and involved family here at UCLA Circle K. We will be a ve

close knit family that loves to hangout with each other and be supportive at

times. Our family will be very open-minded and loving towards one another wh

is required for every family member. I want our family to be the most active a

involved within the club and we will all encourage each other to reach this go

We will make sure our family is one of the best experiences you can have here

UCLA and UCLA Circle K!

Name: Elizabeth Ly & Kelly Van Phan / Michael Yebisu

What it means to be placed in our family: Hello potential cubbies! You know how

they say, Good things come in small packages? Well, you get good things x2 if

youre part of our family! (: But dont be fooled by your mothers sizes because

that just means more personality per square inch! I know for a fact that my family

is going to be the best, so anyone who decides to be a part of the family will be

victorious, or at least in my eyes, they will be! I will surely try my best to help mycubbies out! Whether I see my cubbies every second, or once a year, I want them

all to know that they are loved, and I promise I will be the best parent I can be!

stunning stegos +triple triumphant triceratops

philosoraptors + t-rawrs

= herbaliciousaurs


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Jennier Lai, Third-YearPublications Editor

The beginning of every school year is always a big

for UCLA Circle K. While the same feeling arises at the

of every quarter, nothing beats the thrill of a new scyear. The reason behind this is the simple fact of wel

ing new Bruins into the club. This year, we had a plet

of rush events for our potential new members, planne

none other than our Membership Development and Educa

Chair Alex Pham. And what better name to call this seri

events than Circle K: Were More Than a Gas Station

Believe it or not, but our welcome week activities ran

ERY DAY for two weeks. Each day embraced one of t

tenets of service, leadership, and fellowship. By doing

not only were we representing CKI in the best way poss

were also giving potential members a greater feel of

organization and to spark their interest in whatever way

sible. Needless to say, it ultimately paid off in the long

because we had large numbers of people come out to

of our events. It was fantastic! Lets take a short trip d

memory lane with our favorite rush week events, shall w

Things kicked off at the end of Week 1 on Thursday a

our very rst General Meeting of the year. After this m

ing, we had a Meet the Board social, where people

mingle and snack on goodies. The next day, we had a p

at Sunset Recreation Center, which was moved to a loca

on the Hill simply because the weather was denitely

cooperating with us that day! As we started the montOctober with a lovely weekend, the Sports Jamboree

place, during which members get in touch with their phy

side (get your mind out of the gutter!).

Rushin Awaywith Circle K


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fellowship

Sept/Oct 2011 | Turkey Break

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MembersofWeekarethosewroundedmemberswhoexempliedallofourtene-service,leadership,andfellowsh

Thesearethememberswhohavebeentiveatserviceevents,havehelpedplaneveatcommitteemeetings,andwhohavesharetheirspiritandjoyatoursocials.Onlyduespaidmembersareeligibleforthisspecialrecognition.

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As Week 2 began, we started with Dorm Brunch, because,

well, nothing beats brunch in the dining halls! We also had

n event called Board Games with Board (what a great pun,

o?), where members simpled played all sorts of different

oard games with board. Two different great events alsoook place this week: the Alexandria House Cook Night and

ards for Tanzania. Both projects allowed members to em-

race their creative sides with cooking and arts and crafts.

My personal favorite event took place this week as welll - Ice

Skating Social! When I was a

rst year, this was the one event

I enjoyed and remembered the

most; it was also when I met my

rst Circle K friend: Neil, your

president!

Week 3 marked the last

week of welcome week activi-es, starting with the Run Long Beach Marathon, at which our

members woke up bright and early to volunteer with CSULBs

ircle K to cheer on runners and hand out cups of water as

hey ran by. One of the crazier rush week events we had was

rogressive Dinner, which was a favorite to many because

hey were pretty much apartment hopping for delicious noms

ll evening! We wrapped up the week with an epic battle of

umans VS Zombies Friday night and CKI South on Saturday.

What a way to end all our rush events, huh!?

Whew! That was a handful! New members and old mem-

ers alike, I certainly hope you all enjoyed the activities thatook place during our welcome week(s). We can only hope

o bring more wonderful things to you now and in the future

s well! Thanks for coming out!

Each day embracedone o three tenets o

ervice, leadership,

and ellowship.


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Jeyna Perez, Third-YearUCLA Circle K Member

Bruins Roar with Pride and Spirit

at CKI Sout

Waking up bright and early on a Saturday morning, I hopped in my car

to pick up several sleepy Circle K-ers to head to my very rst (and sadly

last) CKI South! After an hour, we arrived and were greeted with masses ofpumped Circle K-ers in club shirts, bandanas, knee-high socks and looks of

erce desire to win. There were several stations with different games river

of lava, balloon pop, sponge race, jump rope, and relay race. UCLA rocked

the games, showing great spirit and sportsmanship. I was glad to have been

a part of TEAM VICTORY!!

During Metro DCM that followed, I was glad to see we had new schools

join the big Circle K family, including Cal State University Northridge and

Pierce College! I hope they grow in numbers and develop an awesome Circle

K branch in their schools.

The day ended in an intense ninja battle to determine the winners of CKI

South which turned out to be UCI! They did a great job in the competitions.Sweaty, tired, and throat hoarse from shouting, I was exhausted but super

thankful that I got to spend my Saturday at CKI South with some amazing

people supporting a good cause.



kiwanis family

Masquerade Ball is an annual district-

wide event hosted by UC San Diegos

Circle K club held this year on Halloween

weekend. It is a fundraiser for Pediatric

rauma Program, which

eeks to reduce the numberof children killed or injured

by unintentional injury. Not

only is this event held on a

boat, this event is held on

a THREE-LEVEL BOAT, set-

ng sail from 12:30AM to

3:30AM.

This years Masquerade

all was different in that it

was held on Halloween Weekend (which

explains why UC Berkeley wasnt there,ince they have a single service project dur-

ng this time... ) where the event was Hal-

oween themed so attendees were allowed

o come dressed up formally like previous

years or with a creative costume! One of

he most creative costumes this year was

UCLAs own, and Metro Lieutenant Gov-

ernor JONATHAN JUNPRADUB, where he

dressed up as a Ghostbuster packed with

a self-made proton pack with pretty lights

and sound effects. Also, for some odd rea-

son, there seemed to be a lot of the beau-

tiful ladies dressed up as Minnie Mouse,

including our very own Vice President of

Administration, LINZY BINGCANG.

There were a lot of attendees from our

club who were going for the rst time.

GARVEY SU, well-respect-

ed member and co-fund-raising chair, says with this

year being my rst time at

Masquerade Ball, I was re-

ally excited for the event

and I could feel the entire

bus anticipation as well. A

harmony of UCLA, CSULB,

and El Camino sung on the

trip to San Diego. On the

yacht, everyone was enjoying themselves,

whether they were karaoke-ing, playing

casino games, taking pictures as a couple

or with friends, or dancing the night away

with friends downstairs or romantically with

ones signicant other upstairs on the deck.

As the event reached its end, the nap on

the bus ride back from 4-6AM is going to

be the best nap of your life.

...and to think, BRIAN KAN wanted me

to drive to KEEN LA at 9AM. Nope! Chuck

Testa. We all need our rests for the amaz-

ing and unforgettable event, Masquerade.

Patrick Huie, Fourth-YearUCLA Circle K Member

Upcoming

EventsFall Training ConferencWhere: Sonora, CA

When: November 4-6

Description: Join UCLA Circle K an

all the other chapters in the Cal-

Nev-Ha district in this exciting ev

in NorCal where youll get to mee

members rom other schools, atte

un workshops, and experience

sleeping in a cabin!

Metro DayWhere: All across the Metro Divisi

When: TBA

Description: Its what weve all be

waiting or! METRO DAY!! This wil

be a ull day o Metro activity rom

sunrise to sunset. Each school wil

host an activity o their choice, ro

making ood, sports, games, crea

ing shows, and/or arts and crats.Metro clubs, you choose! There w

be a small ee to come in and enjo

the estival o Metro Day! All the

money raised will be going to the

frst annual Blankets R Us which

all money raised wil be going to a

metro service project serving the

community o Metro.

Culver City & Santa Mon

ca Kiwanis MeetingsWhere: Culver City & Santa MonicWhen: Every other Tuesday morn

& Wednesday aternoons

Description: Mingle and chat with

Kiwanians as you chow down on

early-morning breakast or delicio

lunch! Rides are provided, so com

on out and meet the higher-ups!

okay, they dont bite!

Everyone was enjoying themselves,

whether they were

karaoke-ing, playing

casino games, taking

pictures...

MasqueradeBall



TurKeys Take:Passion TriumphsOver All

I have seen my share of moments inCircle K, but something that gets mevery time is members with enthusi-sm. New members who bring charis-

ma and drive to the organization help

ekindle an old bag of bones mascotke me.It happens to all of us. Just like

ow eating too much ChOcOlAtE cAkEmakes you sick, people get tired of theame things over and over. It is sad,

but some of the members may leaveor a bit just to try out new things.Yet, there is a silver lining in this soul

earching. Even though we may leave,ventually we will always come backo an organization that was such auge part of us. Part of that reasons because of you, the new membersoining. Theres a small turtle-monkeyn each one of you, ready to BURSTut of your heart of gold to do greathings for the community. Its hard tond that nowerdays; people in Circle

K understand how to help peoplemore than any other group on campus.

So if I have any advice to give toou, it is this: dont be afraid of us old

members. In fact, were as shy to meetou as you are to meet us! Dont befraid to introduce yourself or ask ifouve forgotten a name. We mayot come out as much, but rest assuredwe share the same passion for help-

ng others as you do.

TurKeys Take is a monthly edito-

ial column focusing on different

spects of CKI. Look forward to

next months rant from TurKey!

Did YouDress upforHalloween?

Turkey! The mascot of our club. The

ombination of a turtle and monkey.

he epitome of all animals. The heart

of our club. Be that Member of the

Week to actually live with Turkey to

ee whats so special about shim (she/

im.)

Who is TurKey?



for the membersare you

Fall Training Conferenceready for ?

!

WE METRO FAN

leader: metro lets get dolled

got our nails done, hair done, everything

na-na-nail done, hair done everything

oh we metro huh

WE ARE

leader: bruins, where yo

you hea

you see

you know you wanna fee

we got yeah yeah we got it yeah y

you fee

we are

you know you want to be

we got yeah yeah we got yeah yu-c-l-a we are circ

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BRUINS B

leader: bruins, we are w

bruin b

bruin b

we are bruins til we dead

what you need:

what you REALLY need:

- UCLA club shirt

- Camera

- Flashlight

- Warm clothes + comfortable shoes

- Toiletries

- Bath and wash towels- Sleeping bag + pillow

- $12 for gas money to your driver

- Your roaring Bruin spirit

- Cough drops to ease your throat

- An open mind

- Empty stomach to be lled

- Light duffel bag- Blankets to keep warm

Better bring your memory cards and fully-

charged batteries cause this contest requires

you to take PHOTOS! If your photo gets se-

lected for the FTC spread in the next issue

of the newsletter, I will personally drive you

to get boba!* Of course, the chance of othershenanigans happening is really quite high.

All you need to do is... Well, up-

load your photos to DotPhoto! I will

choose the best photos from the batch!

Im only driving you to get boba (and other shenanigans), I cannot pay or you...

* Jaimie Yap & Neil Yonzon -- You two dont count!

ontest?

cheers to know



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Justtryyour

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everyoneoften

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Staybusy,whetheritsdoinghomework,hangingout,orgo-ingout! Itllmakeyourcollegeexperi-encethatmuchmore.

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fresh start

Sept/Oct 2011 | urkey Break

Timeisvaluable-Investyourprecioustimeinthingsyouloveandyouwillfndthatyourcollegeexperienceiseverythingandnothinglikeyouveeverimagined.

Leteverym

istake

youmakebe

your

motivation

towork

harder.

Tofallisnottofail,youfailwhenyoudonttry.

Findyourpassion.Ifyouarenthavingfundoingwhatyouredoing,dontwasteyourtime.Findsomethingyouenjoy!

Alwaysputyourhealth

andwellnessfirst.

Remembertoeat,sleep,

rest,andexercise.If

youdontcoverba

sic

needs,howcanyou

growanddevelop?

Knowyourlimits.Donttakeonmorethanyo

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hotmess.(Andyi,beingahotmessisdefnitelynothot.)

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Dowhatsbestforyou.Onlyyouknowwhatthat

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Name Position Phone E-mail

Neil Yonzon President 310.895.8916 [email protected]

Linzy Bingcang Administrative VP 562.547.1012 [email protected] Del Toro Service VP 562.304.3697 [email protected]

David Limjoco Secretary 619.791.4527 [email protected]

Edwin Tang Treasurer 626.257.0544 [email protected]

Rich Thigpen Advisor 310.490.7325 [email protected]

Gerard Gaw Fundraising 626.251.6713 [email protected]

Garvey Su Fundraising 626.636.6299 [email protected]

Diane Santos Historian 562.334.6311 [email protected]

Connie Lam Kiwanis Family 626.607.9569 [email protected]

Brian Kan Kiwanis Family 818.334.0328 [email protected]

Alexander Pham MD&E 858.610.2773 [email protected] Bi Pillow Fight 909.963.2179 [email protected]

Jennier Lai Publications Editor 714.675.5327 [email protected]

Sirivalli Chamarti Publicity 973.462.5432 [email protected]

Jaimie Yap Service 702.839.8773 [email protected]

Jamie Tran Service 714.417.2415 [email protected]

Theresa Phan Spirit and Sunshine 714.383.5496 [email protected]

Elizabeth Ly Social 714.383.0100 [email protected]

Rich Ung Technology 323.712.0668 [email protected]

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TurKey Break - Volume IV, Issue 3 (Sept/Oct 2011)

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